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Questions related to the English Perfect Construction, which is sometimes called "the present perfect tense".
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"You have hidden a request sent by ..." versus "You hid a request sent by ..." [closed]
I have come across a couple confusing sentences when hiding (ignoring) requests on Facebook.
The first response message was:
You hid a FarmVille request sent by John Doe
and the second was
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"She is gone" versus "she has gone"
When should I say "She is gone", and when should I say "She has gone" (and why)?
I think that when I mean "She went away and she's still there", it should be "She has gone". Are there exceptions wher …
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